Reich 4.0

Reich 4.0

A coordinated intelligence community sabotage campaign targets the White House while identity politics and border tensions reshape the political landscape from Berkeley to the Netherlands.

By The No Agenda Show | 2h 44m listen | 1 chapters

The resignation of National Security Advisor Michael Flynn has triggered a massive confrontation between the White House and a coordinated Deep State apparatus. Intelligence figures like Andrew Napolitano and Dennis Kucinich describe a military-industrial-intel axis utilizing illegal leaks and surveillance to sabotage the Trump administration's foreign policy. This internal power struggle mirrors historical tensions between the CIA and past presidents like JFK and Nixon.

In the wake of the 59th Annual Grammy Awards, Adele’s tribute to Beyoncé and Busta Rhymes’s labeling of the President as Agent Orange highlight a deepening cultural divide. Meanwhile, Yvette Felarca of BAMN defends the violent shutdown of Milo Yiannopoulos at UC Berkeley, while legal scholar Akhil Reed Amar explores how the Ninth Amendment protects unenumerated rights. Internationally, Geert Wilders leads Dutch polls as Austria tightens border controls at the Spielfeld crossing, threatening the future of the Schengen zone. The Pentagon also admitted to using 5,000 rounds of depleted uranium in Syria, reversing previous denials regarding the long-term health impacts of these munitions.

From the aggressive Tom turkeys of the Bay Area to Al Sharpton’s teleprompter struggles with the phrase resist we much, the human element of the week remains chaotic. Baron Bill of the Verde Valley joins the producer ranks after fleeing California’s taxes, while the hosts perform a rain stick ceremony to combat New Zealand bushfires. The program concludes with a look at the global sand mining industry and the cybersecurity risks of autonomous vehicles as potential tools for terrorism.

Gayane Chichakyan, RT Pronunciation and Michael Flynn

RT reporter Gayane Chichakyan's name pronunciation is corrected, and her report on Michael Flynn's resignation is featured. The segment includes a new listener-submitted jingle regarding the KGB and FSB.

1:37:35 Chichican, chichican, chichican, guy-nay, chichican. Now that's how we pronounce it Guy and Chichicon I'm sure it's incorrect but it fits much better with the song what do you have John? We have a Chichicon here this is the ISO ah wait I don't see it yeah yeah I got it I gotta get guy and a surprise to some already being called of victory What did he say? Let me listen again. Guy-anay! Guy-anay a surprise to some and already being called a victory. Huh... And at the end, he pronounced it guy-anay. Yeah, the E is pronounced as an A. So it's Guy-anay and I think that this way because he made a big point of this...I think that she was sick of people mispronouncing her first name as Gay-ann Those damn No Agenda guys with your damn jingle! It's all wrong Well no, I think they were mispronouncing it on RT too I know but we have one of our producers has been tweeting her And saying hey you should listen to The No Agenda Show They have jingles for ya' And she responded

1:38:40 You know, it's always possible because normally the guy rips off... he doesn't like his one word. Can't really pull out the Guyanae part. Yeah, there are too many syllables. So now he's pronouncing it Guyanae and she does a report on Flynn if you want to listen to it. The media and Trumps opposition have been after the president, former national security advisor for four months now way before these phone calls happened they condemned Flynn's appearance on our channel at the contempt his trip to Moscow a little over a year ago, where he was invited to RT's anniversary gala, where the Russian president was also a guest and other things. Take

1:39:28 information that President-elect Trump's National Security Advisor, General Michael Flynn was in contact with the Russian ambassador to the U.S.. U.S. investigators are scrutinizing late December phone calls between Mike Flynn, President Donald Trump's national security advisor and Russia's ambassador to the US... Trump's national security advisor could be in trouble over a phone call he made before he was on the White House payroll. Anonymous sources telling the paper that U.S. counterintelligence agents are looking into communications Flynn is said to have had with Russian officials— Many of Trump's opponents have presented Russia as the main reason Trump won the presidency, and they've been struggling for months to somehow connect the administration with—to Russia.

1:40:15 They are now celebrating Flynn's resignation as a victory. Guy N.A., Chichican, I got to jingle for all of those news prostitutes who were confused whether it is KGB or FSB or what did Putin work for? This will help you. KGB, FSB, 123, You and me Easy to remember. That's cute, isn't that great? Yeah well this was Simon Lee and it was kind of cool because he sent me a jingle said oh this is great and I was wrong! I said no you pull this out give me an intro put this in don't do that at the end and he nailed it on the second try. You should be a record producer let's start our own label yeah we'll make just as much money as we do now

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Gayane Chichakyan, RT Pronunciation and Michael Flynn